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Sleeps6
Bedrooms2
Bathrooms1
Minimum Stay3 nights
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House Sleeps6Bedrooms2Bathrooms1Minimum Stay3 nightsVisiting Los Angeles? Whether for business or pleasure, or if this is your first visit or you’ve visited numerous times, we invite you to relax in our charming and historic bungalow located in the heart of Hollywood. Tucked at the base of the Hollywood Hills and just minutes from the Hollywood sign, Universal Studios, the Hollywood Walk of Fame, Griffith Park, the Griffith Observatory and the Hollywood Reservoir, this charming 1918 bungalow features all of the amenities of home. This home away from home is a two bedroom, one bath that comfortably sleeps four people but can accommodate up to six. Our bungalow is conveniently located between all of the major movie studios, attractions, venues, and restaurants with quick and easy access to the Los Angeles metro and freeways.
Enjoy the outdoor patio and private garden with a complementary bottle of wine or explore the area using our Hollywood Bungalow guide that includes everything from our favorite restaurants and hiking trails to tourist activities, or browse at the Hollywood Farmers’ Market, which is open every Sunday.
There is no reason to drive since everything is close to the house and there is only street parking. Some of our favorite spots such as Musso and Frank Grill, Hollywood’s oldest existing restaurant built in 1919 or Amoeba Music, the world’s largest independent record store are within walking distance. The bungalow is located just two blocks from the Hollywood Walk of Fame, and three blocks from Sunset Boulevard. Take a stroll and visit Hollywood & Highland, home of the Kodak Theater and the Academy Awards, the Hollywood Wax Museum, the Guinness World Record Museum or check out the TCL Chinese Theater where you can pose next to a movie stars’ hand or foot prints. Visit the iconic Capitol Records building near Hollywood and Vine. Enjoy some of Hollywood's hottest nightlife, located just two to three blocks away.
We're a five-minute drive to most of Hollywood's major film studios, and just a five-minute drive to Universal Studios and City Walk. Listen to fantastic music under the stars at the Hollywood Bowl, or catch an award winning show at the Pantages Theater, Southern California’s showplace for live Broadway productions and the greatest movie palace from Hollywood’s Golden Age. The Hollywood Bowl is the largest natural outdoor amphitheater in the United States and the summer home of the Los Angeles Philharmonic and home of the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra and voted by Pollstar magazine as the Best Major Outdoor Venue ten years in a row.
If you are still considering your options for your vacation, remember that vacation rentals are a wonderful way to reduce the costs of any vacation or work trip. Our bungalow has two twin beds, a full-sized bed with an organic cotton mattress, a sofa that converts into a full-sized bed and is stocked with bedding, china, cutlery, and an outdoor gas grill. You can use the fully equipped kitchen to make a home-cooked meal or use it to reheat your take out from one of Los Angeles’ stylish restaurants. Stock our home with breakfast food, drinks, and light meals for your stay and save while in LA.
PLEASE CONTACT US BEFORE BOOKING
We promise that you will enjoy our bright and charming bungalow. We hope that our gorgeous cottage will become your very own home away from home. We hope to see you here in Hollywood soon!
Area Information
Our charming bungalow is located at the base of the Hollywood Hills. Our neighborhood is known as the Hollywood Dell otherwise known as "The Dell" is an affluent hillside residential neighborhood located in the Hollywood Hills section of Los Angeles, in the lower eastern Santa Monica Mountains, on the east side of the Hollywood Freeway or the 101. The general borders of The Dell are east of Cahuenga Blvd, north of Franklin Ave, west of Argyle and south of the Hollywood Reservoir. It is fully encompassed by zip code 90068. It is a quiet residential area but still relatively close, (within walking distance), to the heart of Hollywood and Hollywood Blvd. We are close to Universal Studios & Hollywood City Walk, the Hollywood Bowl, The Pantages Theater, Capitol Records, the Chinese theater and so much more!
This neighborhood was established in the early 1920s and today is a mix of professionals, artists, families and celebrities. Typical residences in the Hollywood Dell are single family dwellings with a great many Spanish Colonial and Mediterranean Revival style architecture influence, with homes built on hillside lots. The neighborhood encompasses about 1,000 residences, it is a cozy feel community.
History of Hollywood
Hollywood is known as the home of the entertainment industry and includes several historic filming studios. Originally, this area was known as Cahuenga Valley, an agricultural community and was coined "Hollywood" by H. J. Whitley and a deed was filed for the property on February 1, 1887 Harvey J. Wilcox. By 1900, the region had a post office, a hotel and two markets in addition to vineyards, barley fields and citrus groves.
The Hollywood Hotel opened in 1902 by H. J. Whitley and the hotel became internationally known as a center for civic and social life. Hollywood was incorporated into a municipality on November 14, 1903 and liquor was banished from the city on January 30, 1904 with neither hotels nor restaurants allowing wine or liquor to be served before or after meals.
The first film by a Hollywood studio was shot on October 26, 1911 by Nestor Motion Picture Company. Four major film companies had studios in the area, Paramount, Warner Bros., RKO, and Columbia and were headed by powerful moguls like Adolph Zukor, William Fox, Louis B. Mayer, Samuel Goldwyn, Carl Laemmle, Hary Cohn Joseph Schneck, the Warner Bros. and producers with powerful vision such as Irving Thalberg, Darryl F. Zanuck and David O. Selznick. By the 1920s, Hollywood was the fifth largest industry in the nation, due to the ideal climate for year-round outdoor filming, and known as the world's film capitol. During the 1920s, Hollywood, also known as Tinseltown, recruited many of Europe's talented actors, actresses, directors, camera operators, set designers and film technicians.
By the 1950s, the Hollywood Freeway was constructed in the northeast corner of Hollywood providing easier access to the rest of Los Angeles and the outlying areas. The Capitol Records building was built in 1956, just north of Hollywood Blvd, on Vine Street. In 1958, the Hollywood Walk of Fame was created as a tribute to those that significantly contributed to the film, music and entertainment industry.
In the 1960s and 1970s, Hollywood sought to revise older film genres appealing to the younger population with romanticized versions of gangsters with Bonnie & Clyde and celebrating youthful rebellion with The Graduate. By the late 1970s and early 1980s, escapist blockbuster were the new direction of the entertainment industry, with films such as Star Wars, Superman, Raiders of the Lost Ark, and then moving towards nostalgic films such as Grease. Since 2000, the Hollywood area has undergone revitalization and become increasingly gentrified due to private enterprise and public planners.
Hollywood came to symbolize a mixture of extravagance, glamour, hedonism, and fun partly to the popularity of Hollywood's celebrity culture.
History of our bungalow
Originally commissioned in 1918 by Cecil B. DeMille, these four bungalows, including our bungalow, were to provide upscale housing for some of Hollywood's early royalty. According to local historians, many of the silent film stars of the 1920s such as Helen Chadwick, Richard Dix, Clara Bow, and Dorothy Gish were guests of these homes.
The bungalow is located in the Hollywood Dell, at the base of the Hollywood Hills, which are part of the Santa Monica Mountains. Established in the 1920s, the Hollywood Dell of today is a blend of old-timers, professionals, artists, writers, and actors.
The Hollywood Dell is nestled in the hills east of the Cahuenga Pass, and extends from Franklin Avenue north to the Hollywood Reservoir. Residents can be seen walking their dogs in the mornings and evenings with an occasional glimpse of a coyote, skunk, rabbit, and deer. With about 1000 residences, this cozy community is seen by many of its inhabitants as a welcome respite from the daily grind.
The neighborhood includes the Hollywood Bowl, the John Anson Ford Ampitheatre, a portion of Griffith Park and has some notable residents that include Earle D. Baker (1888-1969), Ashton Kutcher, Nene Leakes, Jesse Metcalfe, Matthew Perry, Tyler Perry, Robert & Peggy Stevenson, Tom Leykis, and Katy Perry.
- Must be 21 or older to rent the property and valid identification is required .
- No parties or large gatherings allowed.
- No smoking inside the house
- Check-in time is after 3 pm (PST) on the date of the reservation and check-out is at 11 am (PST) on the date of departure. Late departures may incur additional fees unless prior arrangements are made.
- No pets allowed
- Ring is on the premises. Disconnecting the system may trigger the alarm and cause for emergency services to be called. Any fees associated with emergency services arriving at the bungalow, will be the responsibility of the guest. The alarm is turned off during a guest(s)' stay, therefore there is no reason to turn off the alarm.
- One parking pass is provided for one guest vehicle. A lost parking pass fee will be incurred if the parking pass is not returned at the end of a guest's stay.
Suitable for single guests, working professionals, for couples on romantic getaways, and families. We have had families stay here for vacation due to our close proximity to Universal Studios Hollywood and other venues including families visiting AMDA College and Conservatory of the Performing Arts in Los Angeles (located within walking distance).
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Visiting Los Angeles? Whether for business or pleasure, or if this is your first visit or you’ve visited numerous times, we invite you to relax in our charming and historic bungalow located in the heart of Hollywood. Tucked at the base of the Hollywood Hills and just minutes from the Hollywood sign, Universal Studios, the Hollywood Walk of Fame, Griffith Park, the Griffith Observatory and the Hollywood Reservoir, this charming 1918 bungalow features all of the amenities of home. This home away from home is a two bedroom, one bath that comfortably sleeps four people but can accommodate up to six. Our bungalow is conveniently located between all of the major movie studios, attractions, venues, and restaurants with quick and easy access to the Los Angeles metro and freeways.
Enjoy the outdoor patio and private garden with a complementary bottle of wine or explore the area using our Hollywood Bungalow guide that includes everything from our favorite restaurants and hiking trails to tourist activities, or browse at the Hollywood Farmers’ Market, which is open every Sunday.
There is no reason to drive since everything is close to the house and there is only street parking. Some of our favorite spots such as Musso and Frank Grill, Hollywood’s oldest existing restaurant built in 1919 or Amoeba Music, the world’s largest independent record store are within walking distance. The bungalow is located just two blocks from the Hollywood Walk of Fame, and three blocks from Sunset Boulevard. Take a stroll and visit Hollywood & Highland, home of the Kodak Theater and the Academy Awards, the Hollywood Wax Museum, the Guinness World Record Museum or check out the TCL Chinese Theater where you can pose next to a movie stars’ hand or foot prints. Visit the iconic Capitol Records building near Hollywood and Vine. Enjoy some of Hollywood's hottest nightlife, located just two to three blocks away.
We're a five-minute drive to most of Hollywood's major film studios, and just a five-minute drive to Universal Studios and City Walk. Listen to fantastic music under the stars at the Hollywood Bowl, or catch an award winning show at the Pantages Theater, Southern California’s showplace for live Broadway productions and the greatest movie palace from Hollywood’s Golden Age. The Hollywood Bowl is the largest natural outdoor amphitheater in the United States and the summer home of the Los Angeles Philharmonic and home of the Hollywood Bowl Orchestra and voted by Pollstar magazine as the Best Major Outdoor Venue ten years in a row.
If you are still considering your options for your vacation, remember that vacation rentals are a wonderful way to reduce the costs of any vacation or work trip. Our bungalow has two twin beds, a full-sized bed with an organic cotton mattress, a sofa that converts into a full-sized bed and is stocked with bedding, china, cutlery, and an outdoor gas grill. You can use the fully equipped kitchen to make a home-cooked meal or use it to reheat your take out from one of Los Angeles’ stylish restaurants. Stock our home with breakfast food, drinks, and light meals for your stay and save while in LA.
PLEASE CONTACT US BEFORE BOOKING
We promise that you will enjoy our bright and charming bungalow. We hope that our gorgeous cottage will become your very own home away from home. We hope to see you here in Hollywood soon!
Area Information
Our charming bungalow is located at the base of the Hollywood Hills. Our neighborhood is known as the Hollywood Dell otherwise known as "The Dell" is an affluent hillside residential neighborhood located in the Hollywood Hills section of Los Angeles, in the lower eastern Santa Monica Mountains, on the east side of the Hollywood Freeway or the 101. The general borders of The Dell are east of Cahuenga Blvd, north of Franklin Ave, west of Argyle and south of the Hollywood Reservoir. It is fully encompassed by zip code 90068. It is a quiet residential area but still relatively close, (within walking distance), to the heart of Hollywood and Hollywood Blvd. We are close to Universal Studios & Hollywood City Walk, the Hollywood Bowl, The Pantages Theater, Capitol Records, the Chinese theater and so much more!
This neighborhood was established in the early 1920s and today is a mix of professionals, artists, families and celebrities. Typical residences in the Hollywood Dell are single family dwellings with a great many Spanish Colonial and Mediterranean Revival style architecture influence, with homes built on hillside lots. The neighborhood encompasses about 1,000 residences, it is a cozy feel community.
About The Area
History of Hollywood
Hollywood is known as the home of the entertainment industry and includes several historic filming studios. Originally, this area was known as Cahuenga Valley, an agricultural community and was coined "Hollywood" by H. J. Whitley and a deed was filed for the property on February 1, 1887 Harvey J. Wilcox. By 1900, the region had a post office, a hotel and two markets in addition to vineyards, barley fields and citrus groves.
The Hollywood Hotel opened in 1902 by H. J. Whitley and the hotel became internationally known as a center for civic and social life. Hollywood was incorporated into a municipality on November 14, 1903 and liquor was banished from the city on January 30, 1904 with neither hotels nor restaurants allowing wine or liquor to be served before or after meals.
The first film by a Hollywood studio was shot on October 26, 1911 by Nestor Motion Picture Company. Four major film companies had studios in the area, Paramount, Warner Bros., RKO, and Columbia and were headed by powerful moguls like Adolph Zukor, William Fox, Louis B. Mayer, Samuel Goldwyn, Carl Laemmle, Hary Cohn Joseph Schneck, the Warner Bros. and producers with powerful vision such as Irving Thalberg, Darryl F. Zanuck and David O. Selznick. By the 1920s, Hollywood was the fifth largest industry in the nation, due to the ideal climate for year-round outdoor filming, and known as the world's film capitol. During the 1920s, Hollywood, also known as Tinseltown, recruited many of Europe's talented actors, actresses, directors, camera operators, set designers and film technicians.
By the 1950s, the Hollywood Freeway was constructed in the northeast corner of Hollywood providing easier access to the rest of Los Angeles and the outlying areas. The Capitol Records building was built in 1956, just north of Hollywood Blvd, on Vine Street. In 1958, the Hollywood Walk of Fame was created as a tribute to those that significantly contributed to the film, music and entertainment industry.
In the 1960s and 1970s, Hollywood sought to revise older film genres appealing to the younger population with romanticized versions of gangsters with Bonnie & Clyde and celebrating youthful rebellion with The Graduate. By the late 1970s and early 1980s, escapist blockbuster were the new direction of the entertainment industry, with films such as Star Wars, Superman, Raiders of the Lost Ark, and then moving towards nostalgic films such as Grease. Since 2000, the Hollywood area has undergone revitalization and become increasingly gentrified due to private enterprise and public planners.
Hollywood came to symbolize a mixture of extravagance, glamour, hedonism, and fun partly to the popularity of Hollywood's celebrity culture.
History of our bungalow
Originally commissioned in 1918 by Cecil B. DeMille, these four bungalows, including our bungalow, were to provide upscale housing for some of Hollywood's early royalty. According to local historians, many of the silent film stars of the 1920s such as Helen Chadwick, Richard Dix, Clara Bow, and Dorothy Gish were guests of these homes.
The bungalow is located in the Hollywood Dell, at the base of the Hollywood Hills, which are part of the Santa Monica Mountains. Established in the 1920s, the Hollywood Dell of today is a blend of old-timers, professionals, artists, writers, and actors.
The Hollywood Dell is nestled in the hills east of the Cahuenga Pass, and extends from Franklin Avenue north to the Hollywood Reservoir. Residents can be seen walking their dogs in the mornings and evenings with an occasional glimpse of a coyote, skunk, rabbit, and deer. With about 1000 residences, this cozy community is seen by many of its inhabitants as a welcome respite from the daily grind.
The neighborhood includes the Hollywood Bowl, the John Anson Ford Ampitheatre, a portion of Griffith Park and has some notable residents that include Earle D. Baker (1888-1969), Ashton Kutcher, Nene Leakes, Jesse Metcalfe, Matthew Perry, Tyler Perry, Robert & Peggy Stevenson, Tom Leykis, and Katy Perry.
House Rules
- Must be 21 or older to rent the property and valid identification is required .
- No parties or large gatherings allowed.
- No smoking inside the house
- Check-in time is after 3 pm (PST) on the date of the reservation and check-out is at 11 am (PST) on the date of departure. Late departures may incur additional fees unless prior arrangements are made.
- No pets allowed
- Ring is on the premises. Disconnecting the system may trigger the alarm and cause for emergency services to be called. Any fees associated with emergency services arriving at the bungalow, will be the responsibility of the guest. The alarm is turned off during a guest(s)' stay, therefore there is no reason to turn off the alarm.
- One parking pass is provided for one guest vehicle. A lost parking pass fee will be incurred if the parking pass is not returned at the end of a guest's stay.
Suitability
Suitable for single guests, working professionals, for couples on romantic getaways, and families. We have had families stay here for vacation due to our close proximity to Universal Studios Hollywood and other venues including families visiting AMDA College and Conservatory of the Performing Arts in Los Angeles (located within walking distance).